This past week I operated the B-Cam/2nd unit DP'd a Nike spot produced by Dirty Robber. Since we were shooting for Nike's displays, which are widescreen televisions rotated 90°, we also turned our cameras on the side, resulting in a 9x16 aspect ratio. That was a fun aspect ratio to shoot in, as it's not something I normally get to do.
While the A-Cam was handheld and operated by Director of Photography Chris Saul, my B-Cam was mounted on a DJI Ronin the entire time. It was quite the workout with the additional weight of the gimbal and I did a lot of running (forwards and backwards) with the unit. At times I'd use an Easyrig, but since it can add a lot of bounce, I just used my arms when running.
The spot was shot on RED Dragons with Zeiss Super Speed lenses in 6K HD.
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In the rain. Photo by @emmahollyjones |
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Director Nick Frew looks over my shoulder as I get a sweet sunset shot. |
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Director of Photography/A-Cam Operator Chris Saul gives me a break from operating the Ronin rig. |
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